Multi-Source Hard and Soft Information Fusion Approach for Accurate Cryptocurrency Price Movement Prediction
One of the most important challenges in the financial and cryptocurrency field is accurately predicting cryptocurrency price trends. Leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) is beneficial in addressing this challenge. Cryptocurrency markets, marked by substantial growth and volatility, attract invest...
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Zusammenfassung: | One of the most important challenges in the financial and cryptocurrency
field is accurately predicting cryptocurrency price trends. Leveraging
artificial intelligence (AI) is beneficial in addressing this challenge.
Cryptocurrency markets, marked by substantial growth and volatility, attract
investors and scholars keen on deciphering and forecasting cryptocurrency price
movements. The vast and diverse array of data available for such predictions
increases the complexity of the task. In our study, we introduce a novel
approach termed hard and soft information fusion (HSIF) to enhance the accuracy
of cryptocurrency price movement forecasts. The hard information component of
our approach encompasses historical price records alongside technical
indicators. Complementing this, the soft data component extracts from X
(formerly Twitter), encompassing news headlines and tweets about the
cryptocurrency. To use this data, we use the Bidirectional Encoder
Representations from Transformers (BERT)-based sentiment analysis method,
financial BERT (FinBERT), which performs best. Finally, our model feeds on the
information set including processed hard and soft data. We employ the
bidirectional long short-term memory (BiLSTM) model because processing
information in both forward and backward directions can capture long-term
dependencies in sequential information. Our empirical findings emphasize the
superiority of the HSIF approach over models dependent on single-source data by
testing on Bitcoin-related data. By fusing hard and soft information on Bitcoin
dataset, our model has about 96.8\% accuracy in predicting price movement.
Incorporating information enables our model to grasp the influence of social
sentiment on price fluctuations, thereby supplementing the technical
analysis-based predictions derived from hard information. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.2409.18895 |